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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

A small, weird sound came from Cabot's small translator, which was not really a word. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 80, Sentence #98)
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80 98 A View more quotes about small">small, weird sound came from Cabot's small translator, which was not really a word.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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80 95 "If those of Earth, or Gor, wished to bother with such things, despite their unimportance," asked the Kur, "how might they address themselves to the business?" "What business?" asked Cabot.
80 96 "The repair of the pet," said the Kur.
80 97 "They would use knives," said Cabot, "and various metal implements, to cut tissue, relocate it, and such".
80 98 A small, weird sound came from Cabot's small translator, which was not really a word.
80 99 It was not clear what it was.
80 100 Lord Arcesilaus, whose translator had, of course, assisted him in understanding Cabot's response, shuddered.
80 101 "That is disgusting," said the Kur.
"If those of Earth, or Gor, wished to bother with such things, despite their unimportance," asked the Kur, "how might they address themselves to the business?" "What business?" asked Cabot. "The repair of the pet," said the Kur. "They would use knives," said Cabot, "and various metal implements, to cut tissue, relocate it, and such". A small, weird sound came from Cabot's small translator, which was not really a word. It was not clear what it was. Lord Arcesilaus, whose translator had, of course, assisted him in understanding Cabot's response, shuddered. "That is disgusting," said the Kur. - (Kur of Gor)